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Message: <blockquote data-quote="Stoggler" data-source="post: 1574287" data-attributes="member: 75203">That's true.  I guess they most resemble their natural nesting sites of cliffs.Chichester cathedral has a pair of peregrines nesting, with the RSPB having their staff there over the spring and summer months.  There is also a pair nesting on the highest tower in Brighton, as well as in the Barbican in London (that particular pair are currently using the chimney on Tate Modern as a roost - again the RSPB are in evidence at present).I've seen here on FB someone reporting the sighting of a Red Kite over the City of London too - think that was just a few months ago.  Yet to see one myself, but would love to!And the WWT Centre in Barnes (still strictly London!) has kestrels, a hobby and peregrine spotted regularly.</blockquote>